November 20, 2007
By David F. Seiders
NAHB Chief Economist
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Multifamily Construction Lifts Total Housing Starts in October

Housing Starts and Building Permits for October 2007
 
DATE
CURRENT
LAST
% Change
Download Starts and Permits
Starts
11/20/2007
1.193M
+ 3.0%
Permits
11/20/2007
1.261M
- 6.6%
 

 

 

 

 

 

Housing starts totaled 1.229 million units, seasonally adjusted, in October, 3 percent above September’s pace but 16 percent below the same period one year earlier.  Multifamily output soared 44 percent in October to an annual rate of 345,000, following a weak September performance, while single-family starts continued to decline, falling 7 percent from September to 884,000.  Total permits fell 7 percent in October 1.178 million with both the single and multifamily sectors contributing to the overall decline.

NAHB related press release: "Builder Confidence Remains Unchanged in November"

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